ILBF - Application Form

International Law Book Facility

Application Form

ILBF welcomes applications for legal texts from ILBF's booklist from legal professional bodies, law schools, universities and other institutions and individuals (but not profit-making law practices) in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.

If you wish to be considered as a recipient for books, please complete the application form below and send it to ILBF online by clicking the ‘submit’ button at the end of the form. It is essential therefore that the appropriate person completes ALL questions on this form. Please allow at least four weeks for your application to be assessed.

Contact details:

Name

Position

Organisation

Address

Country

Telephone

Fax

E-mail

www

Your Organisation: Please enclose your most recent annual report or equivalent document describing what you do

What is the role of your organisation?

Who does your organisation aim to support?

How many members of staff does your organisation have

Users

Who can use your resources (eg accessible to all or limited to specialist personnel)

Approximately how many people use your books and resources daily?

What percentage of users are

Male

Female

Books and Resources

Describe briefly what resources you already have, how up to date they are and where they came from?

What is the charge (if any) to use your resources?

Where would the books be kept?

Who would be responsible for the books?

How would you promote the use of the books?

If you receive the books, how will you evaluate their impact on?

a. your organisation

b. the users

If you plan to distribute the books please list institutions you wish to distribute to

Could you collect the books from BAI’s distributing partner (usually located in the capital city)?

YES

Are you able to contribute to local costs if necessary?

YES

Please use this space to provide further details in support of your application

Requirements

Please enter in the boxes the amount of copies you could effectively distribute for each subject level.

Student Texts

Constitutional Law	Family Law	Law of Torts
Business Law	Health & Safety	Law of Contract
Civil Law	Human Rights	Law of Trusts
Criminal Law	Intellectual Property	Philosophy of Law
Employment Law	International Law	Road Safety Law
English Legal Method	Labour Law	Transport/Maritime Law
Environmental Law	Land law	European Union Law

State any other areas of interest:

Practice Law

Law Reports	Court Forms	Archbold
Stones’s Justice’s Manual	Civil Procedure (The White Book)	Encyclopaedia of Forms & Precedents
The Digest	Civil Court Practice(The Green Book)	Common Law Library Series

More information:

Laws and Statutes

Halsbury’s Laws		List Volumes:
Halsbury’s Statutes		List Volumes:

More Information

User Verification

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